Thirty years in Epsom, New Hampshire, and Epsom Healthcare Center is still running at near-full capacity: 102 of its 108 beds are filled, a 94% occupancy rate. The two-story building offers private rooms and covers skilled nursing and respite care. Getting around outside the building takes a car; the Walk Score here is 30, solidly in the somewhat-walkable range.
Care runs around the clock, with 24-hour nursing and individualized plans built for each resident. Rehabilitation services are available, and respite care gives families a short-term option. Daily life includes family-style dining, complimentary WiFi and cable television, and a schedule that mixes social events, light exercise, and games.
The facility holds a VA contract, which matters directly for veterans navigating coverage options. Recreational programs and medical management round out what’s available.
Staffing splits across roles, with registered nurses, licensed nurses, and nurse aides each handling a share of daily care. Nurse aides log the most direct time, a little over two hours per resident each day. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are all accepted, and Allison Burwin administers the community. Facility inspections have tended to center on medication management and staffing credentials.
With three decades of operating history, near-full occupancy, and a VA contract alongside its standard nursing and rehabilitation services, Epsom Healthcare Center is an established, steadily-run community built for residents who need consistent skilled nursing support.















